The following list of links is clearly not an exhaustive compilation of all of the available SETI material on the Web.  However, it should be plenty to get you started.  You are, of course, permitted to use links which are not on this list.  The simplistic explanations next to these links should be re-written to provide more insightful information about the various sites.

• http://www.seti.org/general/history.html    This link involves the history of the various SETI projects.
• http://www.seti.org   This is one of the prime SETI sites.
• http://www.planetary.org/html/UPDATES/seti/seti-history.html    This is also a SETI history link from another organization.
• http://www.sciam.com/2000/0700issue/0700crawfordbox5.html    This site shows diagrams of the stars, radio, and civilization.
• http://www.bigear.org/    This is one of the world's largest radio telescopes.
• http://www.seti.inst.edu   This is the official site that deals with scientific and educational programs that deal with SETI.
• http://www.seti-inst.edu/science/litu/ps.html   This is a site which explains the project "Exploration of Mars and its Climate". The goal of this project is to analyze the atmosphere of Mars and determine the duration of liquid habitats on Mars. The goal is also to understand better the relationship between the physical and chemical evolution of the solar system and the appearance of life.
• http://www.teamseti.org   This site involves high tech investigations of the cosmos for signals from other civilizations.
• http://www.coseti.org   This is the Columbia Optical SETI Observatory which includes a chance to personally chat with one of the members of this team.
• http://www.setileague.org   This is a non-profit organization which is supported by the members that are devoted to SETI and also includes sound clips.
• http://www.seti.uws.edu.au   The Austrailian division of SETI; the work is carried out by a number of independent groups.
• http://www.charityguide.org/fifteen/seti.htm - A charity guide site that talks about SETI as another way to contribute to charity.  This direct link describes the SETI@home program, how to download it, and what it does.  The program basically picks up any extraterrestrial signals when its in screen saver mode and can be used by anyone with internet access and a home computer.
• http://www.thespaceplace.com/seti.html - This site allows you to read about space history, get space memorabilia, links to other space related sites, and link to download SETI@home.
• http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/    - Is more about SETI at home.
• http://history.nasa.gov/seti.html - This site shows some questions people have had about the universe and what scientists’ finding. SETI has a close relationship with NASA.
• http://seti.harvard.edu/oseti/ - This site introduces the origin of the idea, its system of description, some photos of electronics, other SETI’s project, and so on.
  
• http://capote.pharm.uky.edu/ A site dedicated to SETI enthusiasts. Includes discussions, newsgroups, projects, observatories, and other information involving SETI.
• http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/research/seti This link talks about the history of SETI. It also gives information on Project Phoenix, current observations, as well as the drake equation.
• http://www.activemind.com/Mysterious/Topics/SETI This is a link that provides a short history of SETI and small time line. As well as links that provide you with more info on SETI.
• http://www.skzdalimit.com/   This is an amateur SETI site.
• http://www.accessnv.com/nids/articles/steve_dixk.html   This site tells us that we can learn from history and gives a brief description and tells us the consquences of what happens if we succeed in making contact with other life forms.
• http://www.seds.ca/Contest/Entries99/Entry52/contest/proj.html   Includes a discussion of various SETI projects and their history.
•   http://www.bambi.net/   This is a site dedicated to Project Bambi.  Project Bambi is a radio telescope that is "SETI-capable."  It describes the actual project itself, observations, progress made, etc.
•   http://www.spacedaily.com/seti.htm/   This site specializes in latest news on SETI as well as directing you to other sites.
• http://www.planetary.org/html/links/#setism - SETI links provided by planetary source.
• http://seti.ssl.berkeley.edu/serendip/  - Through this link you can learn about SERENDIP.  This program is dedicated to providing an answer to the age-old question "Are we alone?" 
• http://SkyandTelescope.com/resources/SETI/ - An astronomy site's got to have some information about SETI, and this site for the magazine of the same name offers a lot of useful information.
• http://www.clays.net/seti - This site provides the programs needed for running SETI@home.
• http://www.space.com/searchforlife/ - This site contains links to different articles and reports about extraterrestrial life in the news. This site also has a lot of pictures of space and of earth. You can also download screensavers or visit their Space Store and buy Space related t-shirts, calenders, books, and more.
• http://pages.tca.net/roelof/setispy/ -  SETI Spy is a program which "spies" on the progress and performance of the SETI@home client. It is a software program made to be unobtrusive, yet checks the performance of SETI@home.
  

1. What is the largest radio telescope in the Southern Hemisphere? Link
2. Who is the host of the weekly radio show of the SETI Institute- Are we Alone?    Answer   Link
   
3. What Senator cut off funding for NASA's project SETI, and in what year?   Answer   Link
4. What does the acronym SERENDIP stand for, and what is it?   Answer   Link
5. Who is Paul Allen and how is he important to SETI?   Answer   Link
6. Although Contact is a movie linked to SETI, what other movie has introduced SETI to many people?   Answer   Link
7. What is Project Ozma?     Link
8. What year was the first modern SETI article written and by who?    Answer   Link
9. What are the two BAMBI sites?   Answer   Link
10. Where was Frank Drake's radio message sent to?    Answer   Link
11. Where were the 1950 Trent Photos, a classic set of UFOs photos, taken?   Answer   Link
12. Who was the oldest man to go into orbit?   Answer   Link
13. Where is Area 51 located?   Answer   Link
14. Why is Project Phoenix different from other SETI projects?    Answer   Link
15. What are the distinguishing features of the Allen Telescope Array?     Answer   Link
16. What does Seth Shostak write about in his book "Sharing the Universe?"    Answer   Link
17. How does Project Phoenix relate to the movie "Contact"?   Answer   Link
18. Where and when did the first Astronaut-Rover (ASRO) Interaction field test take place?   Answer   Link
19. What is the new name for the One Hectare Telescope or 1hT?    Answer   Link
20. In 1974, a binary code message was beamed from the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico heading to galaxy M13.  If an alien civilization received the message and sent one back, in how many years would we receive it?    Answer   Link
21. What is the name given to the most promising signal ever received by SETI?   Answer   Link
22. Who was the Oort cloud named after?   Answer   Link
23. When an astronomer says something is Type Ia, what is he/she referring to?   Answer   Link
24. What is the closest galaxy to the Milky Way?    Answer   Link
25. What does META stand for?    Answer   Link
26. Where and when is the Bioastronomy 2002 conference taking place?     Answer   Link
    
27. What is optical SETI?    Answer   Link
28. Who wrote the article "The Quest for Extraterrestrial Intelligence?"    Answer   Link
29. What are common radio frequencies used for SETI?    Answer   Link
    
30. What is Project Argus?    Answer   Link
31. What is Project Cyclops?    Answer   Link
    
32. What was the total number of members involved in the SETI@home effort by May 2000?    Answer   Link
33. Find the fax number for the office of SETI League.   Answer   Link
34. What is SETI Spy?   Answer   Link
35. What does "evo-devo" refer to?   Answer   Link
36. What topic does the famous debate between Carl Sagan and Ernst Mayr concern?    Answer   Link
37. Who is the Chief Executive Officer of the SETI Institute?     Answer   Link
38. Who was involved in a SETI Project called "SUITCASE SETI" from 1981-82?    Answer   Link
39. Where can you find a picture and description of Dr. Frank Drake's 1974 Arecibo message?   Answer   Link
40. Who first proposed the optical approach to SETI using continuous wave laser beacons?    Answer   Link
41. What is the name of an on-line newsletter that provides information about SETI related stories?    Answer   Link
42. What is the Drake Equation?   Answer   Link
43. How you know that signals are coming from an extraterrestrial source?     Answer   Link
44. How does a radio telescope collect radio waves?   Answer   Link
45. What is one of the advantages of building the Allen Telescope as an array?   Answer   Link
46. What is weak signal communication?   Answer   Link
47. Why can’t NASA simply send out a space craft to look for extraterrestrial life?   Answer    Link
48. What project run by the SETI institute of Mountain View, Cal. was the 1997 movie "Contact" loosely based on?   Answer   Link
49. What four things does it take to make a planet livable, according to current scientific theory?   Answer   Link
50. What is the rate of star formation in our galaxy?   Answer   Link  
51. What are five current microwave SETI projects?  Answer  Link
    
52. How much does an annual membership to the Planetary Society cost for a student?   Answer  Link
53. What is the EME?   Answer  Link
54. Who heads up the amateur SETI poject BAMBI?   Answer  Link
55. What is the JBO in reference to SETI? Answer  Link
56. How large is the Ohio State Big Ear Radiotelescope?   Answer  Link
57. What does IRASEB stand for?   Answer  Link
58. How many users has SETI@Home had in total in the United States?   Answer   Link
59. What planet besides Earth has been found to have microbes living on i t?   Answer   Link
60. Who is the director of The Columbus Optical SETI Observatory?   Answer  Link